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The SAT study week
A SAT study week around school: 45 minutes of math or reading and writing after school, one full practice test on Saturday and an hour reviewing the mistakes on Sunday.
Mon
- Math16:00–16:45
Tue
- Reading16:00–16:45
- Training17:30–18:30
Wed
- Math16:00–16:45
Thu
- Reading16:00–16:45
- Training17:30–18:30
Fri
Sat
- Practice test09:00–12:00
- Math16:00–16:45
- Reading16:45–17:30
Sun
- Review mistakes10:00–11:00
The week, day by day
- Monday: 16:00 Math (45 min)
- Tuesday: 16:00 Reading (45 min), 17:30 Training (1 h)
- Wednesday: 16:00 Math (45 min)
- Thursday: 16:00 Reading (45 min), 17:30 Training (1 h)
- Saturday: 09:00 Practice test (3 h), 16:00 Math (45 min), 16:45 Reading (45 min)
- Sunday: 10:00 Review mistakes (1 h)
Why it works
- Short and frequent beats long and rare when you have school.
- A full test each week gets you used to the timing.
- Reviewing mistakes is where points are won.
Make it yours
- Use College Board's official Bluebook practice tests.
- Test coming up in under a month? Add a second weekend session.
Use it
Open the week builder, paste the line below and adjust the times to your life:
Questions
How long should I study for the SAT each week?
A few focused hours plus a practice test works for most students. This plan is about seven hours.
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